Feder

With two platinum singles, a diamond single, prestigious NRJ awards and remix credits for the likes of David Guetta and Rudimental already under his belt, as well as boasting the 50th most tagged track in the history of Shazam (2014 single ‘Goodbye’), Feder can count himself one of the most important names in contemporary dance music. In early 2015, the release of ‘Goodbye’ changed everything for Feder. The single went platinum and straight to the top of the charts in 28 countries, hitting #1 in the Spotify Viral Chart and charting at #1 at Shazam for seven consecutive weeks. Widely regarded as one of the records of 2015, it also saw Feder nominated for the ‘DJ Of The Year’ award at the NRJ Music Awards in France for the first time.

Official remixes for the likes of David Guetta and Rudimental soon followed, as well as a touring schedule that quickly saw Feder playing some of the biggest clubs and festivals in the world, including Tomorrowland in Belgium and clubs like Pacha and Ushuaia in Ibiza. His next two singles, 2015’s ‘Blind’ ft. Emmi and 2016’s ‘Lordly’ ft. Alex Aoino, would also go on to ensure that Feder amassed well over 250 million streams across his first three official release - remarkable, ground-breaking stats for the time.

Further singles followed throughout the next two years, including standouts ‘Back For More’ ft. Daecom and 2018’s ‘Control’ – a collaboration with US rapper Bryce Vine and London-based singer-songwriter Dan Caplen, who is credited with writing and featured on Rudimental’s 2018 global mega-hit ‘These Days’ alongside Jess Glynne and Macklemore.

As he embarks on 2020 with hotly-anticipated new single ‘That Girl’ prepped for release, Feder – a producer still intent on weaving his way through a multitude of electronic styles and collaborating with some of the most exciting artists out there – is now primed to enjoy one of his biggest years yet.

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